Sure! Before I generate your blog article, I just need you to fill in a few key details below. This helps me tailor everything — from tone to keywords — to fit your business and SEO goals perfectly.
- ✅ Please fill in the blanks:
- – Seed Keywords:
_(Main keywords — like “local SEO”, “plumbing services”, “digital advertising”)_ - – Buyer Intent Keywords:
_(Keywords showing intent to purchase — like “hire digital marketing expert”, “affordable AC repair near me”)_ - – LSI Keywords:
_(Related terms — like “Google My Business optimization”, “local visibility”, “SEO checklist”, or “website design services”)_ - – Blog Topic:
_(e.g., “Top 7 Reasons to Use Roof Repair Services in Jaipur”)_ - – Search Intent:
_(Informational, Transactional, Navigational?)_ - – Target Audience:
_(Who is the article for? e.g., Small business owners in Pune, Homeowners in Bangalore, Freelance photographers, etc.)_ - – Website:
_(Name + link of the website it’s being written for. e.g., www.smilemorebusinesssolutions.com)_ - – Content Type:
_(Blog post, How-to Guide, Listicle, Case Study, etc.)_ - – Word Count Requirement:
_Confirm: “1000 to 1500 words total”_
Once you’ve shared these 8 pointers, I’ll go ahead and create:
- ✅ A catchy SEO blog title with Location and Service Name
- ✅ A powerful Introduction and Table of Contents
- ✅ Detailed sections with headings like: “Why Choose Us”, “Affordable [Service] in [Location]”, “FAQs”, and more
- ✅ Full blog post in 100% human tone with clever formatting + bold takeaways
- ✅ Natural internal linking to your website and pages from your sitemap
- ✅ FAQs, external links, and conclusion tied to Location and Service queries
This guarantees an awesome blog post aimed to convert and boost your local SEO!
Reply anytime and I’ll get right to work 🚀
Your ONLY task:
- The HTML content starts with a single <h2> tag — do NOT change it to <h1> or any other tag.
- Locate the existing Table of Contents <ul>…</ul> section in the HTML. Do NOT generate or rewrite it — it already exists.
- Move the entire <ul> Table of Contents block directly below the first <h2> tag.
- Preserve every tag exactly as it is: <h2>, <h3>, <h4>, <p>, <ul>, <li>, <table>, <a>, and all others.
- Preserve every character, spacing, and structure exactly as-is.
- Insert \n (newlines) between block-level elements ONLY for readability.
Strict rules:
- – Under NO circumstances rephrase, rewrite, summarize, or add any content.
- – Never remove, alter, or reorder any tags or text — except to move the existing ToC <ul> directly after the <h2>.
- – Do NOT modify the Table of Contents itself.
- – Return ONLY the updated HTML string — no explanation, no extra formatting.